Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18


says: 81 have not the least doubt could have
effected a peaceful settlement, but for the mis-
chievous interference of outsiders"
Why King MILAN Appointed Rtssics.
VIENNA. June 1S.-It is reported that King Milan
OF Servia appointed Rstcs premier I'm order TO re-
gain Russian influence so as To counteract the IN
trigues OF his wife 10 have him deposed. He Will
now, 1t is said, sue for divorce.
The Chicago BrickIayers.
THEY ARE WELL SUPPLIED WITH MONEY AND HAVE
No THOUGHT OF sURRENDERING.
CHICAGO June ls.-At a meeting OF the bricklay-
ers union last night. said one OF the leaders: I'VE
have 10 thought OF giving up the night. The ma
jor1ty OF our men are AT work, and the assessment
OF 81 week from them is fully enough 70 keep the
ployed do not confne themselves TO the 81 con-
tr1button; some give as high as S. And II more
money is needed we know where TO get It"
Effects Of the Chicago Panic I'm Russia
ODESSA, June 1S.-The crops In PodoMa, Kler, and
Bessarabia are excellent, while In Taurida kher-
son ana round Odessa they are failure. Drought,
heat, and the collapse OF the Chicago ring have
seriously effected the markets In the south Of Rus
sta.
A Bank BOOkkeeper Arrested for For
gerry.
CHICAGO June 1S.-A. C. j. Rudolph, for four
years q bookkeeper in the Continental National
Bank, is under arrest on a charge OF forgery. He
was taken into custody on warrant sworn out
by the cashier OF the bank day before yesterday.
The forgertes aggregate 5000.
Southern Negroes Organizing.
FARM HANDS SECRETLY COMBINING TO DEMAND A
DOLLAR A DAY FOR WORK.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 1S.-A special TO the Cnroni-
ele, from Laurens 5. C., reports that negroes near
there have formed a secret organization TO demand
q dollar a day for farm work, and threaten muir.
der n necessary, to accomplish their ends. They
are organized under the guise or Knights OF Labor.
near Warrenton, Ca is the organizer. The whites
have organized a cavalry company for protection
Convfct,s Frightful Death.
CHICAGO, June lS.-A prisoner at the house OF
correction met with frightful death and another
was fatally injured yesterday afternoon. The
work near large oaken door. A heavy wind
storm swept through the place, and the door was
blown from IT'S hinges, falling with great force
killed and crushed into an almost shapeless mass.
Strtcker was fatally hurt
Convicted Of High Treason.
FIVE OF THE ALsATIANs On TRIAL AT LKIrsIc FOUND
GUILTY.
BERLIN, June 1s.-The trial at Leipsic OF the
Alsatians. charged with high treason, resulted In
the conviction Of nve Of the prisoners Koechlin
and Claudon were each sentenced TO detention Tor
one year in q fortress Bitch and Schinnacher 70
other prisoners, @ jordan, Rey6ei. Frsund and Hum
bert, were acquitted
The Floods I'm Hungary sabsiding.
GREAT DHsrITUr1oN AMONG TIE IHHABITANTs or The
INUNDATED DISTRICT.
PKsTH June 1&-The Hoods fn Hungary are sub
siding The towns OF Mako and Vasarheiy are
now out OF danger. IL the present dry weather
continues the water I'm the flooded districts VIII fe
gone ia slx weeks. There Is great distress among
the Inhabitants of the Inundated regions, and
there is danger OF fevers arising from the decay
ing vegetable matter left by the hoods Fifteen
hundred farmers are totally ruined, and the e.
tire damage Is estimated at $5,0Oo,oOo
Death % Ex.lsOv. Potts.
nanf Df.ffS
evening OF anuerism, aged nfty-three years
Murder I'm Virginia.
LYNcuBURo Va, June ia special TO the Ad-
nance from Roanoke says: "a shocking muroer
was committed two miles from this city this morn
ing George WINNER met Charles Shelley on the
public road and shot him through the head with
out provocation. Both men were white"
The Chicago ssBO0Ale'' Case.
GIVEN 10 THE JURY THIS MORNING.
CHICAGO, June 16.-The 'boodle" case went 70
the fury this morning at 10 O'Clock Both the
state and the defense handed In instructions,
which were read by Judge shepard, with only .
few notifications, and no comments one way or
the other.
Many Freight Cars 0mashcA Ups
wlrxIAMaFoxT, Pa, June 1.-TWO freight trains
on the PHILADELPHIA Railroad colllded AZ NontOurS-
vilie four miles east OF WiliiAmaport, early this
morning and large number OF cars were wrecked
Erastus Ainkley, engineer OF the second uaans Was
fatally injured